9 SUVs And 1 Pony Car We Can't Wait To See In 2025 – TopSpeed

Time certainly does fly. The year 2025 is right around the corner, and as everyone knows that follows car trends, 2025 models have already started to come out. While others are still in the works and have not yet been released by the manufacturers.

New cars are exciting. They always offer a glimpse of what is trending in the current market and, if they are more upscale vehicles, what you can expect from the market in the near future. Some of the featured vehicles are brand new, while most are remodeled.

In this list, we’re going to go over ten featured vehicles that we can’t wait to see come out not only for the 2025 model year, but also in the year 2025. We are going to cover everything from full-size SUVs to a sedan.

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10 2025 Chevrolet Equinox

MSRP: $31,080

Kicking off our list is a more frugal option and a model that has needed a redesign for quite some time. Even though there’s going to be an EV counterpart, the Chevrolet Equinox ICE version is getting some new duds.

Performance Specifications

The 2025 Equinox will be powered by a 1.5-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder engine that will output the same 175 horsepower that the previous generation does. There will be a new ACTIV trim level as well, with more all-terrain features.

9 2025 Dodge Charger Daytona Six-Pack

Estimated MSRP: $41,000

The fastest and most powerful version of the newest Charger will be the electric version. However, there will be a “Six-Pack” version that also harkens back to Chargers of yore in terms of name, but not necessarily powertrains.

Performance Specifications

Even though it might not be a HEMI, the Six-Pack will be powered by the all-powerful Hurricane twin-turbocharged inline six-cylinder engine that will, for the base model, output 420 horsepower. Torque numbers are not out yet, but they are sure to excite.

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8 2025 Toyota 4Runner

Estimated MSRP: $44,000

It’s been a long time coming for the newest iteration of the Toyota 4Runner. The current generation that’s on sale has been virtually the same since 2009. Not only will this new version be a huge improvement visually, but also mechanically speaking.

Performance Specifications

You can either get the newest 4Runner in a turbocharged 4-cylinder or the same powertrain with a hybrid that ends up having more power. Even though it has a smaller engine, it will be able to tow 1,000 more pounds than the current gen 4Runner with ease.

7 2025 Toyota Crown Signia

MSRP: $45,040

Like the Crown, but you don’t think it has enough space for people or cargo? Maybe you should check out the Toyota Venza replacement, the Toyota Crown Signia. The Signia is slated to be the nicest Toyota ever made.

Performance Specifications

It’ll have the same powertrain as the semi-sedan semi-suv Crown, with a naturally aspirated 2.5-liter 4-cylinder. It even has an identical cabin to the first model. The difference is that this will have at least 6 feet in length of cargo capacity, as well as towing abilities.

6 2025 Buick Enclave

MSRP: $46,395

Buick‘s flagship SUV is finally getting a much-needed update thanks to the 2025 model year. It is completely redone inside, out and even mechanically speaking. The newest exterior design will follow design cues from the sub-compact Envista and a much more modern interior.

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Performance Specifications

It will also follow suit with the near full-size family, three-row SUVs of the day made by General Motors and use a turbocharged 2.5-liter 4-cylinder engine to power either all the wheels or just the front ones. The V6 will no longer be an option.

5 2025 Lincoln Aviator

MSRP: $60,475

It might not have as many, or as big, screens as the newest Nautilus does, but that may be a good thing depending on who you ask. The 2025 Lincoln Aviator has received a refresh, but from the looks of it, it almost looks like a brand-new generation.

Performance Specifications

The interior has “seemingly” retained the same styling and layout, Lincoln has just deleted some of the physical buttons and in its place implemented a larger/clearer display. The exterior is the biggest improvement, as it looks most like the newest Lincolns to come next.

4 2025 Nissan Armada

Estimated MSRP: $62,000

The second generation Nissan Armada has been on sale for nearly eight years at this point. Therefore, the newest, third generation, will be a welcome addition to the Nissan family. The full-size family SUV will come with a slew of capabilities, including an immense towing capacity.

Performance Specifications

The Nissan Armada is a fan favorite, and the newest version is sure not to disappoint. However, some people may be dismayed to hear that it will no longer come with a V8. Yet the newest twin-turbocharged V6 is sure to not disappoint with 425 horsepower.

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3 2025 Infiniti QX80

Estimated MSRP: $84,445

The Infiniti QX80 was the star of the 2024 New York Auto Show, as it was its first appearance. Not only was it a showstopper at the auto show, but the newest version is set to be a showstopper on the road too.

Performance Specifications

It’s going to come with the most technologically advanced/luxurious cabins the QX80 has ever seen. From an incredibly advanced Klipsch audio system with speakers in the headrests, to a new air suspension for 2025.

2 2025 Cadillac Escalade

MSRP: $89,590

Even though Cadillac unveiled the newest Escalade IQ, that doesn’t mean they have given up on their gas version. The 2025 Cadillac Escalade has received a refresh that almost makes it feel like it’s a new generation.

Performance Specifications

The diesel will no longer be offered on the Escalade, and now the 6.2-liter V8 will still be offered in either the naturally aspirated or supercharged “V” version. New to the interior will be the 55 inches of pillar to pillar screens on the dashboard, as well as tray tables in the second row.

1 2025 Lincoln Navigator

Estimated MSRP: $90,000

Number one on our list goes to the Lincoln Navigator. Even though it’s an estimated price tag, it should fall within that range. The next generation of Navigator is set to be the glitziest and priciest one yet.

Performance Specifications

The Navigator will take a page from the Nautilus’ playbook, with a large display screen that just across the entirety of the dashboard. There will also be a control panel display that will be in place of the center stack controllers. Besides the exterior, the biggest and most notable change is the Range Rover-style split tailgate that is sure to be for fancy tailgating.